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I would. That would be beyond massive! I'm guessing around 112-115 but no higher than that. Any higher and I'll be stunned. Plus "F 9/11" will hurt Spiderman out of the gate, believe it or not. Either that or it'll look like Moore's movie was pushed into more theaters and suffered one of the biggest sales drops in recorded history. F 9/11 won't affect Spidey 2 period. Hell, it'll have as long a run at #1 in the box office as "You Got Served". -=Mike ...Expects to see a rather impressive drop in business for Moore's opus... A drop? Of course it will drop down in business, because that is what most movies do. However, it will only drop about 10-15% which isn't that bad for a second week. If it gets about 200 more theaters, it might actually do better business. If Spidey is sold out, F911 might be their second choice. It would be my second choice. Why pay when you can get it for free? -=Mike I did download it and it wouldn't work for me.

Yeah, I second that. The movie just straight up sucks big balls. I catch it on HBO every now and then. Even though I don't like it, I'll still watch it for some odd reason.

I know Joss loosely based Buffy on Kitty, so I am guessing that is one of reasons why he brought her back.

Oh okay, thanks. Another question, who is the chick in the white?

So does the writer tell the artist what to draw?

Nicely done Brian. On a different subject, has anyone read Astonishing X-Men that Joss is writing? I got the first two issues in today, and they were good. Then again, I never ever have read a comic book before so I don't really have much knowledge. But you can tell that Joss is writing it; the little jokes that he always throws in.

His shampoo feud with Edge wasn't all that good.

I got this from IMDB.com's trivia section about Angel. Now this is some continuity for you: In the Season 4 episode "Spin the Bottle," Cordelia, seeing Angel for the first time says, "Hello, salty goodness," the same line she said the first time she saw him in the first season of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer."

::bitchslaps LPM:: I might have not liked her acting, but she is defiently hotter than Buffy and Willow.

I'll be seeing it late Wednesday night. The movie theater is showing it on 3 different screens, so I doubt it will sell out on me.

Go watch "Becoming Pt 2" and see how well her acting skills are in that episode. ESPECIALLY the line she says at the end "Well, she has to show up sometime. We still have school." Or whatever she says, but it sucks.

The last movie I saw on an Wednesday opening was Passion. The movie was pretty crowded, but wasn't sold out. It doesn't hurt to get tickets early though.

Zap2It.com has the Amy Awards, in which readers vote on certain things about TV this past season. Angel won a few of them: Tell Me It’s Not Over, aka Beloved Show That Was Cancelled Winner with 56% of the vote: "Angel" Runner-up with 21% of the vote: "Friends" Get Off My Show, aka Worst New Character or Guest Star Winner with 25% of the vote: Eve on "Angel" Runner-up with 24% of the vote: Oliver on "The O.C." Rewind: Let’s Hear that Again Award, aka Best Quote Winner with 39% of the vote: "Well, personally, I kind of want to slay the dragon. Let’s go to work." Angel’s last line in the series finale of "Angel." Runner-up with 17% of the vote: "Welcome to the O.C., bitch." Luke to Ryan on "The O.C." ’Til Death Do Us Part, aka Best Death or Character Exit Winner with 45% of the vote: Wesley on "Angel" Runner up with 16% of the vote: Ben (Brendan Fraser) on "Scrubs" Emmy? We Don’t Need No Stinkin’ Emmy, aka Great Performance that Probably Won’t Be Recognized Winner with 45% of the vote: Amy Acker as Fred/Illyria on "Angel" Runner-up with 18% of the vote: Lauren Graham as Lorelai on "Gilmore Girls" Character You Love to Hate and Hate to Love, aka Best Villain Winner with 32% of the vote: Lindsey McDonald on "Angel" Runner-up with 30% of the vote: Julian Sark on "Alias" Episode Most Worthy of an Immediate Rewind, aka Best Episode of the Season Winner with 44% of the vote: "Not Fade Away" (series finale) of "Angel" Runner-up with 20% of the vote: "Raincoats and Recipes" (season finale) of "Gilmore Girls"

Eh, talking about how important Andrew is makes me think that we are running out of shit to say.

I'm glad that I'm not in Long Island anymore, so I don't have to deal with all of the damn Yankee fans. And go Sox. I think I might just stay in tonight so I can watch the game.

I finally agree with you, but who would the Celtics trade to get Francis?

For a second there I was worried Taker wasn't going to get arrested. But since Paul is okay, there is nothing to worry about.

My friend Jake was hooked on Meth for awhile. He said it never got him high, it just made him stay awake. I never understood why a person would do a drug that didn't get them high.

Once this thread hits page 150, I say we get it classiced. We are just stretching for things to talk about now.

Damn, finding this movie on the site is impossible. EDIT: Found it. And here is the link so others don't have to search through hell to find it.

I watched the first few episodes and started watching it again near the end again.

I'm still split between season 4 and 5. I wish I could find those damn VCDs I bought.

The WB said, at first, "No girl-girl kissing." Then they had Jack from Dawson's Creek kiss another guy, so that went out the window.

Nothing will save Smackdown now. I haven't watched Smackdown in a while and they didn't do anything to get me back either.

Bah, 7th Heaven's rating was down 15% and it didn't go up against the super power of American Crapol. Smallville's ratings were down because the show wasn't as good as it used to be. They went back to the "monster of the week" stuff, which they should be past now this being the 3rd season and all.